PANews 2月28日消息，据Spot On Chain监测，Bybit黑客在攻击后一周内已洗钱超过50%被盗ETH，过去5.5天共转移266,309 ETH（约6.14亿美元），占总被盗499,000 ETH的53.3%。
黑客主要利用THORChain兑换BTC，每日平均转移48,420 ETH。目前仍剩233,086 ETH，若保持当前速度，预计5天内可完全清洗剩余资金。

PANews 2月28日消息，据Spot On Chain监测，Bybit黑客在攻击后一周内已洗钱超过50%被盗ETH，过去5.5天共转移266,309 ETH（约6.14亿美元），占总被盗499,000 ETH的53.3%。黑客主要利用THORChain兑换BTC，每日平均转移48,420 ETH。目前仍剩233,086 ETH，若保持当前速度，预计5天内可完全清洗剩余资金。

Bybit黑客已清洗超50%被盗ETH，主要通过THORChain换取BTC

PANews reported on February 28 that according to Spot On Chain monitoring, the Bybit hacker has laundered more than 50% of the stolen ETH within a week after the attack, transferring a total of 266,309 ETH (about $614 million) over the past 5.5 days, accounting for 53.3% of the total 499,000 ETH stolen. The hacker mainly used THORChain to exchange BTC, transferring an average of 48,420 ETH per day. Currently, there are still 233,086 ETH remaining, and if the current pace is maintained, the remaining funds are expected to be fully washed within 5 days.

PANews reported on February 28 that according to Spot On Chain monitoring, the Bybit hacker has laundered more than 50% of the stolen ETH within a week after the attack, transferring a total of 266,309 ETH (about $614 million) over the past 5.5 days, accounting for 53.3% of the total 499,000 ETH stolen.The hacker mainly used THORChain to exchange BTC, transferring an average of 48,420 ETH per day. Currently, there are still 233,086 ETH remaining, and if the current pace is maintained, the remaining funds are expected to be fully cleaned up within 5 days.

Bybit hackers have cleaned up more than 50% of the stolen ETH, mainly in exchange for BTC through THORChain

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Bybit hackers have cleaned up more than 50% of the stolen ETH, mainly in exchange for BTC through THORChain

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